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Calling it a "Year without a Summer" is pretty hyperbolic. The temperature changes we're talking about here are 2-3C changes.
by magicroot75 7y ago
Calling it a "Year without a Summer" is pretty hyperbolic. The temperature changes we're talking about here are 2-3C changes.
- dividedbyzero 7y agoLiving in central Europe, if we got actual f-ing snow in August over here, which they did back then, I'd definitely call that a year without summer.
- hwillis 7y agoThe places that called it that saw 10-20 F changes. You also have an inaccurate conception of how much temperature changes over the seasons; Summer in the northern hemisphere is only 6 C warmer than average. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Season#/media/File%3ASurface_air_temperature_global.jpg https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Season#/media/File%3ASurface...